Hello, while documenting nsh and its features, I wanted to display the command switches of telnet command inside the manual page for nsh, I would like to display , the contents of the telnet , name synopsis and description sections from the telnet manpage in the nsh man page without copying the contents of the man page. (so that the command line switches / arguments are up to date for a given OpenBSD version
for now i have done telnet client documentation in nsh as follows .Tg telnet .Ic telnet .Op -a .Op -b host-alias .Op -l user-name .Ar host-name .Op Ar port .Pp Open a telnet client session to the remote host host-name. Where host-name can be a name or IP address of the remote host. port is the TCP port on the remote host which you wish to connect and port can be within the range 0-65535. The .Ic -a switch will attempt an automatic login if the setup permits it. The .Ic -b host-alias will bind the source IP telnet client session to a specific ip address alias rather than the primary ip address on a given interface. See .Xr telnet 1 man page for a comprehensive list of telnet command options. .Bd -literal -offset indent nsh(p)/!man telnet .Ed any thoughts / advice welcome -- Kindest regards, Tom Smyth.
